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Listening Quiz: Làm Rõ Thuốc Trước Phẫu Thuật – Medium Level
Th5 27, 2024
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Anna Phạm
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Tiếng Anh dành cho Dược sĩ (English for Pharmacist)
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1.
What does David say about aspirin before surgery?
It should be increased after surgery.
It should be taken only with food.
It should be stopped before surgery.
It should be changed to a different medicine.
Explanation:
David says, “usually aspirin is stopped before surgery,” and then clarifies to stop it five days before surgery.
2.
How many days before surgery should aspirin be stopped?
Three days before surgery
Five days before surgery
One day before surgery
Seven days before surgery
Explanation:
David directly says, “Stop aspirin five days before surgery.”
3.
What should the patient do about his blood pressure medicine?
Keep taking it before surgery
Take half the normal dose
Stop taking it today
Only take it after surgery
Explanation:
David says, “Keep all blood pressure meds before surgery.”
4.
What does Olivia say she will do?
Ask the pharmacy to change the prescription
Inform the patient
Check the patient’s blood pressure herself
Call the surgeon to reschedule the operation
Explanation:
At the end, Olivia says, “I will inform the patient.”
5.
Why does Olivia ask David about aspirin and blood pressure medicine?
She is trying to replace the patient’s doctor.
She is asking for advice about her own medicines.
She wants to cancel the surgery.
She wants to confirm the medication instructions before the patient’s surgery.
Explanation:
Olivia says the patient is scheduled for surgery tomorrow and asks what medicines he should keep taking, so she is confirming the instructions before surgery.
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